Justice Kayode Oyewole has been sworn in as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, marking the completion of the Court's constitutional requirement for a full bench. Chief Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun highlighted that this elevation is crucial for increasing the efficiency of the court's operations. She emphasized the importance of having a complete bench, stating that it provides an opportunity for more robust panel deliberations and better management of court cases.

Chief Justice Kekere-Ekun noted that the full composition of the Supreme Court is not only structurally significant but also essential for maintaining the stability of Nigeria's jurisprudence. This elevation reflects the Court's commitment to enhance the public’s confidence in the judicial process. The completed bench is expected to facilitate a more vigorous approach to the administration of justice, thereby enriching the intellectual diversity within the court.

In her address during the swearing-in ceremony, Chief Justice Kekere-Ekun underscored the vital role that a fully staffed Supreme Court plays in influencing the legal landscape of Nigeria. The appointment of Justice Oyewole is viewed as a significant milestone that will positively impact the efficiency and effectiveness of the apex court in dealing with critical legal matters that affect the nation.